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To Corey Atad.. 2 minutes ago. People sometimes confuse their stars. Chris Pine starred in “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” On Wednesday night. And when he was at an ...

“I don’t like the guy at all,” Pine joked. ” And he’s like “Joey Lawrence!” “ Chris Pine starred in “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” On Wednesday night.

People sometimes get their stars mixed up. On Wednesday night, Chris Pine appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and revealed he was mistaken for a completely ...

“I don’t like the guy at all,” Pine joked. “And I was like, ‘God, this again.’ And he’s like, ‘Joey Lawrence!'” I don’t know, it’s disrespectful.”

Chris Pine wasn't expecting this case of mistaken identity. The 41-year-old actor was a guest on Wednesday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he discussed ...

"And I just caught a glimpse of Chris at one point, like we are getting into costumes and hair and makeup, and I'm like, 'Oh, no, no. "And I said, 'Not quite, but thank you, I'm sure I'm going to remember that for the rest of my life.'" Though he might not always be properly identified, Pine certainly is easy on the eyes.

Chris Pine had not expected to be mistaken for someone else. The 41-year-old actor appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday night, where he talked about ...

“‘Not quite, but thank you,’ I said, ‘I’m sure I’ll remember that for the rest of my life.'” “Right in the middle of the movie, we hаd а very intense scene.” She told ET eаrlier this month thаt it wаs “extremely importаnt” аnd thаt it required “nuаnce аnd other things.” “And I just cаught а glimpse of Chris аt one point, аs we were getting reаdy for costumes аnd hаir аnd mаkeup, аnd I wаs like, ‘Oh, no, no.’ ‘No,’ I replied. “Ryan Reynolds, Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, Matt Damon,” he said of his co-stars.

In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the actor — who stars in two new films: The Contractor and Amazon Prime's All The Old Knives — opens up about his dance classes ...

"In debt, out of options and desperate to provide for his family, Harper contracts with a private underground military force," the synopsis adds. "A couple things," he says. "I love it," says Pine, 41.

After being mistaken for a '90s star at a recent Oscars party, Chris Pine pretended to be Chris Evans—and the story is just as hilarious as it sounds.

"I don't like the guy at all," Chris jokingly replied. I don't know, it's disrespectful." After Chris told the stranger that he was not the former "Blossom" actor, the man pleaded with him to let him know who he was.

All The Old Knives sees Chris and Thandiwe playing spies and ex-lovers reunited after nearly a decade.

Chris: "The dinner takes place over the stretch of the film, so it's about an hour and a half, and to go to work over two-to-three months, you're not diving into a scene that takes place on one day and then a scene that takes place on another — you have to pick up what's happening moment by moment, it's all about the nuance of the subtext. Thandiwe: "No matter how many times we worked on the script, no matter how many times we got to the end of the movie, we were always floored. We were incredibly lucky in that we had access to people who genuinely live this kind of life — I spoke to an incredible CIA operative, a woman of color who I felt allowed me to have a real portal into this kind of life, and she's just like, 'everybody has a huge tub of Tums on their desk'!" And as this story is happening, there's also a very intense love affair between Henry and Celia that's complicated for many reasons, one of which is that they worked together, and another is the whodunnit of this terrorist attack." Thandiwe: "Secrets! To have all the secrets — are you kidding?! Among the ex-coworkers he has to interrogate is Celia Harrison (Thandiwe Newton), who was also his lover at the time.

Nihilistic take on the struggles of veterans falls short of effective storytelling.

It’s easy to forget in the mess of the mission what the point of any of this is. In giving himself over to his work, he’s a husk of what he once was, his love for his family a tether but not a visible one. As James is reminded in a safe house in Germany: “It’s much easier to kill than to survive.” It’s a small thrill to see Pine and Foster reunite after their turn in “Hell or High Water,” and Saleh’s film is at its strongest when the two of them share the screen. Sutherland is a welcome presence, absent from the big screen for a minute, and the second he appears, it’s clear he’s the character with the most going on beneath the surface. This leaves James in the same place as many of his fellow soldiers: in debt, desperate, drug-addicted, and unfit for civilian life.

There are many stories of soldiers coming home from war, but few have explored the world of private military operations like the action-packed thriller "The ...

You have to work as a team and you have to work as basically the most highly trained, most adept gun operators in the world. It's a joy to work with people you dig and respect, and we're grownups who somehow haven't given up the makeup game — make it up — and it's really nice when you don't have to make up caring about somebody. What was different about the way you prepared for this versus some of the other big-screen action scenes you've been involved in? With he and I, it's what's best for the scene, what's going to work, what's going to make it pop, and whether that's him or me taking the lead, it doesn't really matter so long as it works for the film. It just so happens with Ben, I get the beauty of both worlds — Someone I like to spend time with who's also one of the finest actors out there. The pair sat down for an exclusive interview with Looper to discuss why they enjoy working together, the complexity behind the film's deceptively simple story, and the challenges of the movie's impressive stunts.

Pine, star of "Wonder Woman" and "Star Trek," told Jimmy Kimmel that he lied to a partygoer and told him he was in fact Chris Evans, who played Captain ...

. Even Arnold Schwarzenegger, father-in-law of Pratt ("Guardians of the Galaxy," "Jurassic Park," "Parks and Recreation"), called Pratt by Evans' last name, according to People (again, not true; the only heroic captain Pine has played is Kirk in the "Star Trek" reboot films), the attendee said, "'That's my man!'" according to Pine. The Hollywood Chrises -- all action stars (three of them from Marvel films), White and mostly blond -- are confused for each other fairly often

Chris Pin looks into the camera, is dreamy. The saga of actor Chris Pine and his flip phone seems to have ended. It was a great and triumphant journey and we ...

Pine’s simmering disdain for an always-connected smartphone is just one of the reasons that Chris Pine is my favorite Chris. I adore that he is now so upset about the fact that he had to give up his flip phone because he was too behind on the world, but he remains angry that his phone distracts him. Fans of the Star Trek actor have long been fascinated by the fact that pine had a flip phone like it was 2003 and would taunt the paparazzi with it. The saga of actor Chris Pine and his flip phone seems to have ended.

Chris Pine has traded his 'analog' flip phone for a modern iPhone, though he hasn't enjoyed his shift in literary habits — read more.

I just like the simple, I just like the non-complicated, I don’t want to be connected so much.” “I think my favorite one, it says [on his collarbone], ‘My girl is a lawyer.’ And that one’s really cute.” “I just want to vomit. “I was f—king murdering these books, just 15 books in, like, three months, and then [my iPhone] shows up and I could tell you everything about Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian,” he joked. I don’t know if I can handle it. I don’t know if my soul can handle it.”

Chris Pine tells USA TODAY about freezing in Romania and getting intimate with Thandiwe Newton in his new pair of action thrillers.

You are working with a bunch of people who are great at their respective crafts, so you have to give them the space to do what they can. Pine: It reminded me of "A Spy Who Came in from the Cold," just in its simple, elegant complexity. What I learned from Patty is that she just has such confidence in letting her opinions be known and a collaborative spirit, in terms of getting what she wants done. You just try to make the other person feel as safe as you can. Motorcycle work can be scary because you're riding and you have to act (at the same time). And working in the woods was particularly difficult because it was dead winter in Romania, so it was absolutely blisteringly cold. In "Contractor," Pine is a dishonorably discharged U.S. soldier with a target on his back after he joins an underground military force to support his family.

Just his luck—Chris PineIt was a fun encounter at the 2022 Oscars After-Partys. On March 30, he made an appearance at Jimmy Kimmel LiveThe Wonder Woman.

Chris then told the stranger he wasn’t the latter “Blossom”Actor, the man begged him to reveal his identity. “I was like, ‘Chris Evans. Captain America.’ And just to top it all off, he goes, ‘That’s my man!'” This again.'”

Appearing on March 30 Jimmy Kimmel Live, Wonder Woman 1984 The 41-year-old actor said he was mistaken for a popular 90's star at a party on March 27th. “Well, I ...

After Chris told a stranger he wasn’t a former “blossom” actor, the man begged him to let him know who he was. Jimmy Kimmel.. “He was like’I know you’and I was like’God, you know. Why Chris Pine pretended to be Chris Evans at the 2022 Oscar Party-E!online

After being mistaken for a '90s star at a recent Oscars party, Chris Pine pretended to be Chris Evans—and the story is just as hilarious as it sounds.

"I don't like the guy at all," Chris jokingly replied. I don't know, it's disrespectful." After Chris told the stranger that he was not the former "Blossom" actor, the man pleaded with him to let him know who he was.

During the appearance of 30 March Jimmy Kimmel LiveThe Wonder Woman 1984 The 41-year-old actor shared that he was mistaken for a popular 90s star at a party on ...

“He’s like, ‘Come on… jimmy kimmele, “He’s like, ‘I know you,’ and I was like, ‘God, you know. “Well, I was on one and I was about to leave, and this guy stopped me,” he told the host.

Our simple guide to Moon Knight release schedules in your area will help you stay one step ahead of the spoilers.

Each episode of Moon Knight will be released every Wednesday for the following six weeks, for a total of six episodes. The introduction of Moon Knight into the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a source of great excitement for the fan community. The second episode of Moon Knight will be released on April 6.

The Wonder Woman star has also been mistaken for Ryan Reynolds, Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth and Matt Damon.

"I was out this weekend, went to a couple parties and it was alright," Pine recalled. The Wonder Woman leading man also went on to share who he takes as a date to most Oscars events: his mom. Poking fun at celebrities he's been mistaken for in the past, Pine responded, " Chris Evans, Captain America" as he went in for a handshake.

All the Old Knives, starring Chris Pine, Thandiwe Newton, and Laurence Fishburne, is a gripping thriller on Prime Video.

To find out who leaked the intelligence that cost more than 100 lives, experienced CIA officer Henry Pelham (Chris Pine) is sent to investigate his old colleagues at the Vienna station. Conspiracy thriller All the Old Knives is set in Vienna, California, and England and deals with stolen material and the CIA. Filmed in Copenhagen and scripted by Olen Steinhauer, it will premiere on Prime Video in April of 2022, and has a star-studded line-up, including Chris Pine, Thandiwe Newton, Laurence Fishburne, and Jonathan Pryce as well as famed Danish filmmaker Janus Metz. The plot of All The Old Knives contains all the hallmarks of a classic espionage thriller, including a large-scale conspiracy.

Ballet is speaking to Chris Pine. Pine recently took up the classic art form and he is having the time of his life. The "Wonder Woman" actor touched on the ...

And I was like, ‘I should take ballet.'” I was like, ‘Who is this guy?’ I was like, ‘I want to look like that.’ He’s a ballet dancer. Pine recently took up the classic art form and he is having the time of his life.

'The Contractor' star shared that he was once mistaken for the former 90s child star turned sitcom actor but got the last laugh when he said he was actually ...

By Scottie Andrew, CNN. Many know Chris Pine as the blue-eyed, Captain Kirk-portraying member of the Hollywood Chrises (other members: Evans, Hemsworth, ...

The Hollywood Chrises — all action stars (three of them from Marvel films), White and mostly blond — are confused for each other fairly often. When Pine finally told the party patron that he was Captain America (again, not true; the only heroic captain Pine has played is Kirk in the “Star Trek” reboot films), the attendee said, “‘That’s my man!'” according to Pine. Pine, in a Wednesday appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” recounted to Kimmel that after the partygoer mistook him for the “Blossom” actor and musician, he eventually fibbed and told him he was in fact Chris Evans, who played Captain America in many a Marvel film.

A very entertaining sit-down with Jimmy Kimmel last night reinforced an already objective fact: Chris Pine is Best Chris.

First up is Pine’s grandmother, Anne Gwynne, a veteran horror star of the 1930s and 1940s featured in films like The Black Cat, House of Frankenstein, and Teenage Monster. Early in the interview with Kimmel, Pine mentions Quentin Tarantino’s love of Gwynne’s movies, something the director talked about ad nauseam with Pine’s mother (more on her in a minute) at a party recently. Not that we are surprised in any way (see previous sentence regarding our Chris rankings), but the chat itself revealed some unexpected trivia about the actor’s Hollywood lineage. One of Gwynne’s films is even featured in the background of a scene in Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood, in case you were thinking of a rewatch.

Chris Pine hinted that he won't return as Steve Trevor for Wonder Woman 3.

When asked about a potential return as Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman 3, Pine admitted that he doesn't think he'll be back for the third movie. With plenty of other entries coming before it such as Black Adam and Shazam!: Fury of the Gods, Wonder Woman 3 will likely remain mostly a mystery for the foreseeable future. Teaming up with director Patty Jenkins and co-star Chris Pine on both movies, Gadot and the team at Warner Bros. now look to the future with Wonder Woman 3 already set for development.

Chris Pine pretended to be another Hollywood Chris after a fan mistook him for Joey Lawrence at an Oscars afterparty.

Pine added, "He knew everything [Gilford had] been in — costars, directors, the studios that she worked at." Pine used the opportunity to assume the role of another Hollywood Chris. "He stopped me, he's like 'Joey Lawrence,' I said no. "I was out this weekend, went to a couple parties," Pine said.

Actor Chris Pine addresses whether or not he could return as his character Steve Trevor in director Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 3 with Gal Gadot.

As far as Wonder Woman 3, however, Pine is less confident in seeing Steve Trevor return, giving a rather blunt response to the query, saying "I think poor Steve is dead, but I wish them all the best on the third one." Pine's Trevor was killed off at the end of Wonder Woman but reappeared in the sequel, Wonder Woman 1984 when Diana was able to "wish" him back into existence for a short time. Actor Chris Pine comments on whether or not his character Steve Trevor could return in Wonder Woman 3.

Chris Pine and Ben Foster team up to play mercenaries in a solid thriller about losing your faith and finding yourself in a violent reckoning.

In silence and in action, they show you the unfathomable loss that the rest of movie never coherently expresses. As more pieces click into place, the filmmakers heat up the story and the atmosphere, creating a mounting sense of unease. (Pine even mentions that franchise in this movie’s production notes.) He plays James, an Army Special Forces officer recovering from a serious injury that he suffered out in the field, and that has nearly ruined one of his knees. Written by J.P. Davis and directed by Tarik Saleh, “The Contractor” finds its genre groove once James signs up with the company. “The Contractor” has some serious things on its mind, notably James’s crisis of faith about service, nation and his military father’s legacy. What’s missing from his résumé is more work that’s sharp and distinctive enough to rise above the gray middle, the way that his 2016 western “ Hell or High Water” did.

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Has Chris Pine has found himself on a new plane? All the while, he’s grown out a very Grooming Gods-core salt-and-pepper beard, and has been wearing the sort of outfits that make Twitter wonder: “...have you all seen Chris Pine lately?” He’s got a few new COVID-era projects making their way out into the world.